Price history (min, USD)2026-08: $25,000 → 2026-09: $25,000
KUKA KR 6 R900 Agilus vs its class
Computed from this index: medians across the industrial robot arm models that publish each figure. No estimates — the medians move as the data does. 16 models
Metric
This model
Class median
vs median
Price, mid of range
$30,000
$21,800
×1.38
Payload
6 kg
5 kg
×1.2
Reach
901 mm
891 mm
×1.01
Weight
52 kg
22 kg
×2.36
Degrees of freedom
6
6
×1
Price per kg of payload
$5,000
$3,750
×1.33
Alternatives & how they compare
KUKA KR 6 R900 Agilus against its closest rivals in this class — Western and Chinese alternatives side by side, by price and key specs.
A model estimate built from our verified price data and industry rules of thumb. Not a vendor offer: exact numbers come with a factory quote.
Cost item
Estimate (USD)
Hardware (index price)
$25,000–$35,000
Delivery & import
+5–12% · $1,250–$4,200
Commissioning & integration
+30–80% · $7,500–$28,000
Maintenance & support, per year
5–10% · $1,250–$3,500
Indicative 3-year TCO
$37,500–$77,700
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KUKA KR 6 R900 Agilus reviews
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Published reviewRobot-Forum member (industrial integrator) · KR6 Agilus R900-2 deployed in a pick-and-place cell retrieving parts from a tote along the Z-axis from above
Integrator reported that the arm repeatedly hit a wrist-axis singularity during retraction, occasionally tripping a software limit switch that required manual recovery; other forum engineers advised there was no automatic fix and recommended avoiding the singularity zone with calculated path segments rather than expecting the controller to handle it.
Wrist singularity near the A5 zero position trips a software limit switch mid-cycle
No automatic recovery from the fault; each occurrence needs manual intervention
Avoiding the singularity requires a software workaround rather than a controller fix
Published reviewangelos vasileiou (Robot-Forum member) · Bought two secondhand KUKA KR6 Agilus R700 sixx robots (ex-Singapore) for a design/architecture diploma project in Athens; no prior robotics background
First-time owner said the robots arrived as separate, unpaired mechanical unit/controller/pendant packages with missing safety-interface (X11) cabling, which blocked any jog movement with an 'active commands are inhibited' fault; after replacing a battery, nine other faults still remained and the poster needed step-by-step forum guidance just to get basic motion working.
Arrived disassembled across multiple packages with unclear pairing/documentation between the two units
Missing safety interface (X11) cabling prevented any movement out of the box
Numerous persistent fault codes required extensive expert troubleshooting to resolve
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